Cherokee County Sheriff’s Captain Jay Baker is already facing heavy criticism for his bewildering statements, detailed in the above video from CBS News, that seemed to normalize the deadly actions of the man accused of killing six Asian women and two others at Atlanta-area spas. Now, it’s come to light that Baker has also posted disturbing and anti-Asian imagery on social media.

Buzzfeed reports that in a Facebook post from April 2020, Baker shared an image of T-shirts based off the Corona beer label that said “Covid 19 IMPORTED VIRUS FROM CHY-NA.”

“Love my shirt,” Baker wrote. “Get yours while they last.'”

Baker has not commented on the Facebook post.

The Cherokee County Sheriff’s department tried walking back Baker’s comments today.

Meanwhile, the shooting suspect faces eight murder charges and was due to appear in court earlier today, but the hearing was delayed. This comes as we learn more about the victims.

The White House lowered flags at Half-Staff to honor the memories of the eight shooting victims.

President Biden and Vice-President Harris were due to talk about their COVID-19 relief package in Georgia on Friday. In the wake of the shootings, they have canceled those events and will instead meet with local leaders in the Asian-American community.